Man accused of disrupting US Airways flight from Charlotte to Los Angeles

[700UW]

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/06/09/3305590/man-accused-of-disrupting-los.html

 

[EastUS1]

http://www.charlotte...upting-los.html

Sounds like a sad situation that was very well handled by the FA's involved. Well Done to those who had to deal with that sorry individual.

 

[signals]

Even in the wee hours of the morning people are getting intoxicated before boarding flights, or even going through security. People bring their own booze and drink it before they go through security. This is early in the morning that they are already intoxicated. Around noon when the bars at the airport are open, that's extra booze.

All I'm saying is expect more of this to happen in your industry as a whole.

 

[nycbusdriver]

All I'm saying is expect more of this to happen in your industry as a whole.

Why expect it now? Is a drunk passenger something new?

 

[signals]

Why expect it now? Is a drunk passenger something new?

Of course not. But these drunks who disrupt flights and cause them to waste time dropping them off at the nearest airport to get arrested is on the increase. Or did they just start reporting them?

 

[LD3]

Been reading about it for years, nothing new....